Product requirements
Sembly lists the product, business, and technical requirements users raise in discovery interviews as key items.
Sembly keeps the quote, the decision, and the reason behind it.
Sembly lists the product, business, and technical requirements users raise in discovery interviews as key items.
Sembly labels every speaker, so research synthesis and PRDs quote users word for word, with a timestamp.
Problems users describe with the current product go into the Issues category, separate from feature requests.
Numbers users mention, like a 30% drop-off or a $40 monthly budget, are listed in the Notable category of key items.
Action items from sprint reviews sync to Jira, Linear, Asana, and other apps, with assignees and deadlines intact.
Zapier and webhooks send meeting notes, transcripts, or tasks from product meetings to any tool your team uses.
Through Sembly MCP, engineers ask Claude Code or Cursor about a design review and write its decisions to CHANGELOG.md.
Goals, requirements, and supporting user quotes from discovery interviews, structured for engineering review.
Priorities, timelines, and the reasoning from roadmap meetings, presented in your company’s brand.
Progress, decisions, and risks from sprint reviews and planning meetings, ready for stakeholders.
Product teams use Sembly as an AI meeting agent for discovery interviews, sprint reviews, and roadmap meetings. Sembly extracts product requirements and user quotes, syncs action items to tools like Jira and Linear, and drafts PRDs and roadmap decks.
Yes. Sembly lists the product, business, and technical requirements from an interview in the Requirements category of key items, next to issues, risks, decisions, and notable figures.
A workspace admin enables MCP access, each member creates a personal token, and the token goes into Claude Code, Cursor, or any other MCP client. Agents can then find meetings by title or date and read their notes, key items, and tasks.
Yes. Sembly drafts product requirements documents from interview and planning meeting content, with the user quotes behind each requirement, as an editable document.
Native integrations sync tasks to Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp, Monday.com, and other project management tools. Zapier and webhooks cover other tools, and Sembly MCP brings meeting context into AI coding agents.